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Cat.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#991

Originally posted by: charminggenie
Yes Noyonika is vulnerable through Manik because he still is the gap between the father and her . She needs him to get the signs done. She needs him to put the Malhotra front. Agreed there is concern and worry too, specially when she went to meet him today. But that is the thing , how does this twisted , dysfunctional equation has and could have affected the child Manik is where I stop seeing her as the mother.
She is darn fascinating, a major power player but that is all for me. the push and pull between Manik and her would be all blood. She will never let go of him and he will try to break free.

She is a damn fascinating character but her equation with child Manik is where even I cant seem to have sympathy for. Whatever her issues with Manik's dad, she is the adult and Manik the child.

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nyxx

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Posted: 10 years ago

#992

Originally posted by: annboleyn
Adhi can I just mention I ship PaNi very secretly. It's my kwaahish they end up married 8 years from now, with ladoo bacchas...
Sshhh...it our AT secret.

IF Momma can ship #PaNi - The Baccha party will ship them openly. 😎

...ahh K but those Insta, Twitter comments are so so annoying! Ive stopped reading them, but Parth and Niti are definitely much better on the comfort level - thats so evident.

iCome and iGo though.

Little Manik crying in a corner, as Nyonika locks him up - OH GOD. NOOO. I can't take this in...no...just can't.

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a.vaishnavi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#993

Originally posted by: -MKB-
Manik startee breathing heavily when Nandhini touched his hand
Before that he was sleeping

ummm I found it Funny and a bit dramatic ..LOL 😆

@Ann Same here.. All dried in the first Interview itself.. Though these people are more comfortable now, but oh well lets say i dont really care about this show cast's offscreen segment much..😛.. I am more than happy watching them all Onscreen.

@Wish WOW. I totally get what you and Maisu are trying to say.. Its like we all have always stereotyped roles of a father mother daughter and son, but Nyonica is far different from all the stereotypes one has about a Mother.

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Shreya

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Posted: 10 years ago

#994

Doc of course ❤️Ssshh but 😆

Lets fangirl together

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sourmisery

@sourmisery

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Posted: 10 years ago

#995

one last bit before I say my goodbye for the night.

I think I am not that against Nyonika as a mother even is because I've read a story (manga - Fruits Basket) where a mother did much worse to her child and he still found it within himself to break free and find his happiness. Darkness was all he had when he was a child, he had gotten so sick that he was on the verge of dying. But one flicker of light gave him enough strength to fight back and gain his ground. Manik tou phir bhi has gotten much more than just a flicker. He can and he will fight through. If Nyonika gave him the bad things, she is the reason why he adopted the good things as well. So in my head, all is well and changa 😆

and i be gone now! Cia ladies! <3

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Cat.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#996

Originally posted by: annboleyn

🤣
You and me sharing some maternal aunts...UFF those questions..I still get them...why only one you should have two...occasionally I get " career girl " also like it's an insult.
I've stopped watching PaNi ivs they make me sad
#careergirlrocks

Before I got married I used to tell relatives, men were boring, so I am shifting focus to women and becoming a lesbian. That shut them up for a while😛😆

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Suha

@TheShipWeirdo

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Posted: 10 years ago

#997

Parth seems comfortable with Nyonika - um, Kishwer, right?

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charminggenie

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Posted: 10 years ago

#998

13th - While I agree with the possessive part and I understand her need to be the one in control of Manik's life , i don't think it's her way of fixing him. It's more like , he represents something from her past and present , a symbol of her own soul crushing that she cannot part with. So Manik needs to be alright so that she can survive with their dysfunctionality.

I cannot recall one bit where his actions influenced by her events have fixed him or made him a better individual.